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Well, that was an interesting read. It completely fails to live up to the title by delivering approximately zero insight into how blind children learn the meaning of the word 'see' with zero anecdotal evidence and zero research.
Lovely.
It is, in fact, a musing, the sort of thing one normally wonders inside one's head or utters to their partner when having a nice stroll around the local park. It is not something I would expect people to share with the world unless, of course, they are soliciting an answer from more knowledgeable souls.